The Beginnings of Science Excitement!
Welcome to a world of science brought to you by a bunch of kids excited about what they built and learned. In a few photos and not many more words, the students at Beginnings Science Fair will remind you of the projects you or your kids did.
Zakunda Fansler, a third grader at Beginnings, studied what happens when a food item is dropped on the ground. He asked how many more germs are picked up by damp items like meat than dry items like a cracker? Apparently, applying the five second rule to a dry item results in a lot less germs than when a wet item is dropped…Next time you drop something, think of Zakunda’s experiment before you pick it up and bite into it.
Little Uma Phillips shows Dan Brewer her project on magnification.Colby Mullaney demonstrated on how different pulleys worked.
Gwenyth Tatton charged up the event with her battery experiment.
This year hands on projects were added to the annual Science Fair. In this photo, well-known Southern Humboldt science guy, Tom Grover, enchanted a group of students with his liquid nitrogen demonstration.
Of course, there must be an egg drop. How to have an egg fall from a height and still keep it intact was the question and many were the ways students invented to protect their delicate bundles.
Does scent enhance memory? Being part of Dante Clark’s project sounds scent-sational.
Heather Sherlock and Lucas Genolio test out a telephone made of cans..
We congratulate Drake Savage, 6th grader, who will be going on to the Humboldt County Fair with his project along with six other 6th graders.
Science Fair Coordinator Sean Andersen said he loves working with the students on this project. “The fair, he said, “inspires kids to think about the world in a scientific way using the scientific process.” But even beyond that, he explained, “The Fair has given us a chance to see how exciting science can be.”
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Nice job everybody!!5 sec rule.love it
HAPPY PATTY’S DAY.wear green
Colby actual did an exothermic experiment called elephant toothpaste that exploded what looked like toothpaste 8 feet up. His partner was wyatt. Asa’s experiment was the pulleys. Both experiments were a big hit! All the kids did an amazing job and put a lot of work into it.
What were the science projects that are moving onto the fair?
Who one the contest?science is awsome
6th other 6th graders? Thuferin thuckatash!
Fixed. Thanks for catching that.
Thanks Kym for reporting on our science fair and thanks to Sean Andersen for coordinating, including the homeschool community and inspiring our So. Hum kids. We are very fortunate to have you teaching in the community. Also thanks to all of the awesome kids, their parents and other community folks who participated. I think we all had a great time and learned a lot!